Hoadly McBride Seen as Strong Ohio Ticket
Democratic leaders urge renominating George Hoadly for governor and John McBride of Stark county for lieutenant governor. The Press argues Hoadly’s renomination is likely and McBride, a longtime labor advocate, would mobilize working men for the ticket, with Hoadly and McBride already shaping a compelling slate.
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Moadly
McBride
Cyprdtandt Proan
Tad
Taps
Ohio
George Hoadly
Thurman
Hendry
Hocking
Touly
Rumney
Hoadly
Springfield
John McBride
Stark County
Chippewa
Wayne County
Ohio Miners’ Asociation
Massillon
Sear
Hocking Valley
Secretary Whitwell's Home a Neoclassical Palatine Estate
An ornate New York residence described as a Palatine style mansion belonging to Secretary Whitwell. The article details lavish interiors including leather panels costing $10,000, Louis Seize style rooms, tapestries, and a garden with ivy and flower beds. It notes the prior ownership by a wealthy woman and her husband, who left for France with the Prince of Talleyrand, with the property later purchased for Whitwell for $700,000 by Col. Payne of Ohio.
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New York
Indienepolis
Jomiat
Charopagne
Louis Seize Wtyle
Tran Os
Saat
France
Prince of Talleyrand
Perigord
Mr. Whitney
Colonel Payne
Ohio
After Three Months The Georgia Political Shift
After three months of Democratic administration in Washington, Republicans face fear of change and business resistance. The piece argues the Union endures with no major disturbance as Democrats gain influence, while bankers fear instability and redress economic interests. It cites Georgia counties voting patterns and a statewide shift in sentiment and governance.
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The
New York Tribune
Free Acree
Steve Corey
Union
Democratic Party
Oliie
Longstreet
Knoxville
Tribune
Republican Party
Republ J
Mosby
Mahone
Riddelberger
the Tribune
Hayes
New Fork
Washah
Garfield
Hancock
Emans
Webange
Springfield
Frese
Whitney
John Roach
Capitol
Jogialatius
Ohio
Cleverland
Where the Old Shoes Go To
The city gathers old shoes and boots for reuse in feathering and leather pulp production. A New York industry buys discarded footwear for five to fifteen cents, soaking and stripping nails to create embossed coverings and screens. The practice supports various trades, with New England producing significant volumes and value reaching tens of millions.
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New York
Wall-Paper
Farmer Finds Gold Piece After Gravel Digging
A Cabarrus farmer unearths a gold piece from mound gravel near his door and weighs the find at $124 while rejecting a cash offer. An elderly resident recalls an Englishman who once mined similarly, making the tale a local legend.
An End to Bone Scraping
Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Indiana reports relief after using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for a leg running sore. He credits three bottles and seven boxes with restoring health, noting physicians warned only bone scraping or amputation. The ad lists prices and seller J Baur. The piece then rebukes hypocrisy towards women, urging true virtue and compassion.
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Tiscoveses
Tartar
New York State Board of Health
Chandler
Love
Royal Baking Powder Company
Europe
America
New York
Tartar Uas
Brooklyn
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Bucklen
Baur
A Mother's Fears From a Fractured Local Chronicle
A fragmentary report recalls dangers of 19th century cough mixtures and mentions legends about a St Louis area hotel site tied to a deadly 1878 fire. The text hints at a tradition claiming land where the Southern E Hotel stood became haunted by ongoing fire incidents.
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Bt. Bouls
Wanda
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Raleigh
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Scribner&ulrich Agents
Runsta
Napoleon
Misses Mother Hubbard
M. Heller & CO
Anderson Bros, “Iiiunoomo
Brumels
Malta
Elvets
Iwi
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Sterling & CO
Stockton
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